I had recently discovered this particular plant growing by the roadside with a huge leaf size and was considering how to get a small plant-let and try it out. Somehow, it had managed well in together in the aquatic setting - it appears to be stable but the growing stage is slightly slow.
It has a glossy appearance with dark stem. The leaf structure is upright similar like an Alocasia.
I hope I got the name right. Anyway - this particular plant is in my observation and may be watching to see how well it does in comparison to the Yucatan Princess.
It does however have similarity like the Colocasia "Teacup" minus the cup shape feature. I'm still wondering how is it identified on which is an Alocasia and which is Colocasia and their difference.
So far, the only big difference I had found out that Colocasia are edible food crop plant but then again, I also found out that some Alocasia species that is known as Elephant Ears are also edible.
Again, when I mention edible - it means these are cooked as vegetables. In their raw condition they are considered poisonous.
Clearly a lot is yet to be known and studied but limited and lack of information concerning this particular plant.
Another factor is that this one does not do well like Alocasia Yucatan Princess or any other Colocasia breed that loves water - this one was quite challenging when placed in a water bound area where the root ball somehow rot and the plant slowly disintegrated away.
I manage to salvage a small plant and grew it in the open in sun and rain and it is fairly recovering from the earlier stress. I will follow up more details and visual plant growth more in later date.
Do click to the Link Below
To check on the Main Page Concerning Different Types of Elephant Ears Alocasia:
Different Types of Alocasia - Names & Images
No comments:
Post a Comment
As for Anonymous commentors:
Please do write your name and place
(eg: John, UK)
That way, I know who you are and where you're from.
If you have any queries or questions - do put in the comment below or place your details in the Contact Form at the Bottom part of the Blog with your plant pictures.
I will try my best to give my thoughts on how to rectify the plant issues.
I really appreciate your thoughts and experiences concerning these matters. Thank you.
Regardless - I really appreciate your thoughts and experiences concerning these matters. Thank you.
And please no spamers, products, etc - they will be deleted as the comments are moderated.
If you have any queries that needs immediate attention - seek me out in Facebook/Messenger on (James David) message me and I will come back to you ASAP.
https://www.facebook.com/james.missier/